Military

An American soldier dressed as Santa handing out candy to Vietnamese children.
Militaria Collecting 101

A Touch of Christmas

The Royal Canadian Mint's fine silver coin commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Battle of the Scheldt (CNW Group/Royal Canadian Mint)
Militaria Collecting 101

Royal Canadian Mint honors Canadian soldiers with commemorative coin

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Flags, Banners

A treasure trove of historic flags found in the Virginia War Museum

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3. Half to Three Quarter Ton Vehicles (Mules, WCs, M37s, etc.)

Military Vehicle Spotlight: 1942 Ford 21C Pickup

The baseball team of the 8th Coast Artillery Regiment of the New York National Guard.
Accouterments

Soldiers & Sports

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Militaria Collecting 101

Ride of Pride Truck Driven by Navy Reserves Veteran

Reenactors
Militaria Collecting 101

Double Bill: Illinois to host CADA Show and Chicago Civil War Show

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Photographs and Ephemera

Reader Photos September 2016

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Photographs and Ephemera

Reader Photos

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Military Vehicles News

World’s largest aviation model and autograph collection opens to public

121206-N-WF272-048 PEARL HARBOR (Dec. 6, 2012) Musician 3rd Class Shelby Tucci, assigned to the Pacific Fleet Band, plays Taps during a sunset ceremony at the USS Utah Memorial, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam. Utah was sunk during the surprise Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. (U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Diana Quinlan/Released)
Militaria Collectibles

The Military’s Music Goes Silent

The whole idea of “V-Mail” was to reduce the volume of shipping overseas. One sack of V-Mail film equaled 37 bags letters. National Archives
Photographs and Ephemera

Just a word to tell you...

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2. Restoration & Maintenance of Military Vehicles

Convoy communications: Cell phones or radios?

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